The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-10-29

every day in Caldwell, and Oregon
flour is now second choice in thu
market. Mr.. Foote is keeping "
with the times.
An agent for the West Shore
was in town the other day, and The
from the way Photographer Moore
was playing peek-a-boo with oul
business houses and best residences
we confidently expect to see Cald
we'll illustrated in about the Feb
suary number.
ELI Wilson and party have re,
turned from their hunt. They are
very modest and confine then
stories of the chase entirely to deer
We have grave suspicious of any
hunting party that can't return
with a bear story at least. 1t looks
as though they were trying to es-
tablish bad precedent and batter
down an old established custom.
Mr.. Tennyson Wright has Ia
ken charge of the old California
Corral. and will hereafter run a
first-class feed stable and corral.
He will give especial attention to
the care of stock, and solicits a
share of the public patronage. He
is also going to run in connection
with the corral a first class dairy,
and will deliver milk to any part
of the city at reasonable rates. We
would advise those wishing any
thing in Mr.. Wright's line to give
him a trial.
The amount of freight that is
daily being taken out of Caldwell
is a surprise to the Oldest inhabi-
tant. Six and eight horse freight
teams are as common on our streets
as cowboys and our merchants are
crowded to their full capacity. 1t
is said that some of these freighters
come clear from Nevada for sup
plies. Verify Caldwell's fame
spreadeth in all directions. There
is not business man in town who
is not making money and every
body is prosperous.
We should think that Superin-
tendent Resseguie would have been
proud of the company''s depot at
Caldwell. Every other town on the
line has a good depot, while Cald-
well, probably the. best paying
station on the line, has the same old
shanty that was pasted together in
early times. The railroad company
owes Caldwell a good depot build
ing and it is about time they were
paying their debts. One business
firm in Caldwell alone paid over
10000 freight last year. That is
more than some whole towns on
the line pay, which are provided
with good depot buildings.
We understand that some one
up at Nampa has jumped the
homestead of Robert Henderson
over on Snake river. 1t seems
that the Idaho Central Surveyors
that Mr.. Henderson was
coated on the wrong piece Of
ground, and one of them went to
Boise Immediately and filed on his
homestead. Mr.. Hender-
ION came to town Thursday morn
ng and took surveyor out with
lim, and we hope to learn that he
s, after all, on the right piece of
ground. Should he not be it is
lard to say what the result be, bat
t will give him lots Of trouble at
he very least.
Some twelve or fifteen more
ouls of Col. Hands German Col
my arrived here last Sunday morn
ng. They are all in good circum-
tances and merely settle in Idaho
N account on its superior advan-
ages and climate. Col. Hand is
ringing the right class of people
n here to build up country
aen who have succeeded and pros
'ered in other less favored countries
han ours-and not a crowd of half
tarved paupers. 1t is customary
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